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the second is economy. we know that latinos prefer a more active government, and that just was not meshing with the line of the republican party. and finally the emotion of it. there was a lot of hurt with the latino community in terms of vocabulary such as self-deportation and illegals, and let's build more walls. it was a combination of factors that alienated the latino community, the furthest we've seen because, chris, while there's the 27% figure that other exit polls give, within latino decisions, our election poll found only a 23% rate of support for mitt romney among latinos. >> that would be astonishing. either number, goldie, is not good news for the republican party. can they fix this? >> i'm not sure they can, at least immediately. if you look back to the post-civil rights era in this country where african-americans, per se, were voting for republicans for nearly 100 years lock, stock, and barrel. and then you had a southern strategy take place where they were counting on white voters to hold tog
the second is economy. we know that latinos prefer a more active government, and that just was not meshing with the line of the republican party. and finally the emotion of it. there was a lot of hurt with the latino community in terms of vocabulary such as self-deportation and illegals, and let's build more walls. it was a combination of factors that alienated the latino community, the furthest we've seen because, chris, while there's the 27% figure that other exit polls give, within latino...
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next for the man who ran for re-election who came home to face challenges on taxes, budget, global economy and a whole lot more? for president obama, what next? today markets took a nose dive because investors see what's coming and worried that washington cannot fix it. in the speeches last night and the statements today, everyone from mitt romney to the leaders in the building behind me, all have a way of saying they get it. they understand the challenges and will rise to meet them. listen. >> we want our children to live in america that isn't burdened by debt and isn't weakened by inequality and isn't threatened by the warming kwagity. >> at a time like this we can't risk partisan bickering and political posturing. >> if there is a mandate in yesterday's results, it's a mandate for us to find a way to work together on solutions to the challenges we all face as a nation. >> it's better to dance than to fight. better to work together everything doesn't have to be a fight. >> together, what is next on the fiscal cliff on how republicans will deal with the diverse electorate. tonight we are
next for the man who ran for re-election who came home to face challenges on taxes, budget, global economy and a whole lot more? for president obama, what next? today markets took a nose dive because investors see what's coming and worried that washington cannot fix it. in the speeches last night and the statements today, everyone from mitt romney to the leaders in the building behind me, all have a way of saying they get it. they understand the challenges and will rise to meet them. listen....
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the economy needs manufacturing. machines, tools, people making stuff. companies have to invest in making things. infrastructure, construction, production. we need it now more than ever. chevron's putting more than $8 billion dollars back in the u.s. economy this year. in pipes, cement, steel, jobs, energy. we need to get the wheels turning. i'm p. making real things... for real. ...that make a real difference. ♪ stay top of mind with customers? from deals that bring them in with an offer... to social media promotions that turn fans into customers... to events that engage and create buzz... to e-mails that keep loyal customers coming back, our easy-to-use tools will keep you in front of your customers. see what's right for you at constantcontact.com/try. >>> i so wish i had been able to fulfill your hopes to lead the country in a different direction, but the nation chose another leader. and so ann and i join with you to ernestly pray for him and this great nation. >> mitt romney conceding the election, he spoke for five minutes, half as long as john mc
the economy needs manufacturing. machines, tools, people making stuff. companies have to invest in making things. infrastructure, construction, production. we need it now more than ever. chevron's putting more than $8 billion dollars back in the u.s. economy this year. in pipes, cement, steel, jobs, energy. we need to get the wheels turning. i'm p. making real things... for real. ...that make a real difference. ♪ stay top of mind with customers? from deals that bring them in with an offer......
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and the economy is going to be critical. i can't emphasize the point enough because one day we point out in the report is the undue influence the ministry of interior has accumulated during mubarak's last decade is in large part a to the need for a strong apparatus that could contain socioeconomic grievances and protest movements that were mobilizing around the grievances by decades of pursuing unsound and nontransparent economic civilization. so if the sponsored government shoes the same line of policies and wants to, if you look on the but mubarak has started in egypt, i think i will only deepen his dependency of the egyptian states on a strong apparatus that could contain unfulfilled demands for social and economic crisis. i think we need to think about it critically and lighted the negotiations between the national monetary fund and egyptian government. >> i'm going to stop you. i hope i didn't go over. >> is fabulous and laying out a detailed summary of the state of play at these issues and doing it in a way that it can
and the economy is going to be critical. i can't emphasize the point enough because one day we point out in the report is the undue influence the ministry of interior has accumulated during mubarak's last decade is in large part a to the need for a strong apparatus that could contain socioeconomic grievances and protest movements that were mobilizing around the grievances by decades of pursuing unsound and nontransparent economic civilization. so if the sponsored government shoes the same line...
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rowe price, we understand the connections of a complex, global economy. it's just one reason over 75% of our mutual funds beat their 10-year lipper average. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. request a prospectus or summary prospectus with investment information, risks, fees and expenses to read and consider carefully before investing. >>> with might be retiring that particular logo now because it may well be that the dirty money didn't get anywhere this election. back to "hardball" for some good news for people who don't like too much money in politics. outside of mitt romney, karl rove might have been the biggest loser this election day. two days ago the political wiss ard spent the night on fox news denying reality as the returns came in on ohio and he couldn't believe them. he also had a surprising lack of success when it came to the spending by his big super pac crossroads. rove convinced a handful of billaires and millionaires to waste a lot of money to help losing candidates. according to a study by the sunlight foundation, american crossroads
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now it's happening just as the rest of the economy is slowing. that's why it's such a worrying sign. megyn: what are the things we need to look for? i read an article that talked about we've got top eight economic issues we need to be focused on right now. one and two were europe and obamacare. >> okay. i would broaden that out. key economic concerns, this fiscal cliff. get rid of the jargon for a second -- meg maine i'm sick of hearing about that. aren't we powerless over that? they're not going to take care of it until they decide they've got the political will to take care of it, and they just keep kicking the can down the road until they find it. >> i understand your anger, but listen, a fiscal cliff is a massive increase in taxes, big drop in spending. forget about the jargon. if you listen to the three statements of leading politicians in the last 48 hours -- that would be speaker boehner, harry reid and richard trumka -- they are suggesting, they are hinting about a deal to get rid of this fiscal cliff. it would be raise taxes now, promise
now it's happening just as the rest of the economy is slowing. that's why it's such a worrying sign. megyn: what are the things we need to look for? i read an article that talked about we've got top eight economic issues we need to be focused on right now. one and two were europe and obamacare. >> okay. i would broaden that out. key economic concerns, this fiscal cliff. get rid of the jargon for a second -- meg maine i'm sick of hearing about that. aren't we powerless over that? they're...
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economy. >> yeah. this is from fitch. one of the companies that tells investors how safe it is to lend money to governments. in a statement, the ratings agency washes the newly reelected u.s. president barack obama will need to quickly secure agreement on avoiding the fiscal cliff and raising the debt ceiling following tuesday's elections. fitch says that without that, and a deal to get the country's finances in order, the company will likely downgrade their u.s. credit rating, shep. >> shepard: it's widely believed they will come up with something for at least the short-term. if they don't, what happens to which parts of the economy? >> well, it's broad-based. and because of it analysts first alert forecast another recession if washington fails to figure this one out. taxes would increase on investors and basically anyone who pays taxes. and especially those who use itemized deductions like interest on their home mortgage. doctors who treat medicare patients would get a significant pay cut and a wide range of companies t
economy. >> yeah. this is from fitch. one of the companies that tells investors how safe it is to lend money to governments. in a statement, the ratings agency washes the newly reelected u.s. president barack obama will need to quickly secure agreement on avoiding the fiscal cliff and raising the debt ceiling following tuesday's elections. fitch says that without that, and a deal to get the country's finances in order, the company will likely downgrade their u.s. credit rating, shep....
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at the heart of this election is the economy. the future of the middle class is the central question. we have middle-class jobs, raising income? on that question, obama led by 12 points. it's why he was on your side. there's real questions of whether we have a plan. i do have data that relates to it because romney did fairly well with people believing he would address the question of what obama would do. he thought his goals were right in who he was going to battle for was right and that fadeout in this election. >> i'm going to turn out to ralph reed who is going to have to leave early so i apologize for answer that. were trying to get events putting together the day after the election is very difficult, but it was important to me that you came. ralph reid as a republican strategist who comes from the faith community. he's the head of the founder and chairman of the faith and freedom coalition. he was a senior adviser to the bush cheney campaign in 2,002,004. ralph, i saw you in action in the primaries that your organization hos
at the heart of this election is the economy. the future of the middle class is the central question. we have middle-class jobs, raising income? on that question, obama led by 12 points. it's why he was on your side. there's real questions of whether we have a plan. i do have data that relates to it because romney did fairly well with people believing he would address the question of what obama would do. he thought his goals were right in who he was going to battle for was right and that...
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we will focus on the economy and helping the economy generate more revenue. he said, we want lower rates for all. the key part and the part is a cleaner tax code. the tax pledge republicans have taken said, no reason taxes. also, no getting rid of breaks and that the tax codes without compensating for it elsewhere by lowering taxes somewhere else. that is not what the speaker said. he suggests that you might be able to eliminate some of the tax breaks that could have an impact on what the president refers to as the richest of the rich. that is for the compromise might come. guest: it is fascinating, john boehner usually using press conferences off the cuff. this was carefully planned on a teleprompter. his job just got tougher. he has a new president with a mandate. the democrats are saying he has a mandate on the taxes. he still has a majority, but it is less than they used to be. you have an expanded democratic majority of in the senate. he has to toe the line with the tea party here. he was indicating he is open for compromise. the big question is, do you
we will focus on the economy and helping the economy generate more revenue. he said, we want lower rates for all. the key part and the part is a cleaner tax code. the tax pledge republicans have taken said, no reason taxes. also, no getting rid of breaks and that the tax codes without compensating for it elsewhere by lowering taxes somewhere else. that is not what the speaker said. he suggests that you might be able to eliminate some of the tax breaks that could have an impact on what the...
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we will focus on the economy and helping the economy generate more revenue. he said, we want lower rates for all. the key part and the part is a cleaner tax code. the tax pledge republicans have taken said, no reason taxes. also, no getting rid of breaks and that the tax codes without compensating for it elsewhere by lowering taxes somewhere else. that is not what the speaker said. he suggests that you might be able to eliminate some of the tax breaks that could have an impact on what the president refers to as the richest of the rich. that is for the compromise might come. guest: it is fascinating, john boehner usually using press conferences off the cuff. this was carefully planned on a teleprompter. his job just got tougher. he has a new president with a mandate. the democrats are saying he has a mandate on the taxes. he still has a majority, but it is less than they used to be. you have an expanded democratic majority of in the senate. he has to toe the line with the tea party here. he was indicating he is open for compromise. the big question is, do you
we will focus on the economy and helping the economy generate more revenue. he said, we want lower rates for all. the key part and the part is a cleaner tax code. the tax pledge republicans have taken said, no reason taxes. also, no getting rid of breaks and that the tax codes without compensating for it elsewhere by lowering taxes somewhere else. that is not what the speaker said. he suggests that you might be able to eliminate some of the tax breaks that could have an impact on what the...
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the foundation of the economy, the rock of our economy, has always been small businesses and the private sector. i ran one of the small businesses and i can tell you raising a small business tax means they do not grow. in small businesses do not grow, our economy does not grow. if our economy does not grow, we do not have a prayer of digging our country out of a hole that we call our national debt. this is like going over part of the fiscal cliff is no solution at all. instead of building a house on sand, let's bill that on iraq. instead of raising small business taxes, -- let's built in on a rock. instead of raising small- business taxes, let's plan for a serious process, focused on substance, not on theatrics. it will require weeks of work, rather than a week and a photo ops. it will not happen around the campfire or in a secret room of some air force base, over 18 holes of golf. this will take time. if we are striving for a solution, i am confident we can get there. mr. president, this is your moment. we are ready to be led. not as democrats or republicans that as americans. we want y
the foundation of the economy, the rock of our economy, has always been small businesses and the private sector. i ran one of the small businesses and i can tell you raising a small business tax means they do not grow. in small businesses do not grow, our economy does not grow. if our economy does not grow, we do not have a prayer of digging our country out of a hole that we call our national debt. this is like going over part of the fiscal cliff is no solution at all. instead of building a...
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in 1996 and 2000 the economy was much stronger. there were no major wars or other international issues to worry about. concern went up sharply in 2004 following the 9/11 attacks and again in 2008 with the iraq war still going on and the country entering a great recession worse than the -- the worst we've had since the great depression. this time around it's hard to even pinpoint all the worries that are facing voters. of course the economy, high unemployment at the top of the list for many, but there's also obama care, our staggering annual trillion-dollar deficits plus $16 trillion in national deb debt, the looming fiscal cliff and what to do about tax increases and/or cuts in entitlement programs and other government spending. as for the international hot spot, take your pick, libya, showdown between iran and israel and syria. why would the voters say this election matters more than most? go to cnn.com/caffertyfile. you can post a comment on the blog there. or you can go to our post on the "the situation room" facebook page. i gu
in 1996 and 2000 the economy was much stronger. there were no major wars or other international issues to worry about. concern went up sharply in 2004 following the 9/11 attacks and again in 2008 with the iraq war still going on and the country entering a great recession worse than the -- the worst we've had since the great depression. this time around it's hard to even pinpoint all the worries that are facing voters. of course the economy, high unemployment at the top of the list for many, but...
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they went up from last time in a tough economy. and young people are very much, again, culturally, you know, drive this and what kind of country we are and what media responds to, the young people. and then you have to add, you know, postgraduates are, again, one in five. and, again, particularly women. the most well educated women who were reacting to a whole range of issues that played out in this election, that group is growing as well as a portion of the electorate heavily for obama. so all of these trends -- but these trends are not just demographic trends, they're cultural trends, they're attitudinal trends that represent a world view that it is, you know, it is not just that we need to spend more time, put out more spokespeople, we need to target them better, you know, we need -- this is about your world view. has to do with your comfort level with diversity of the country, multiculturalism, has to do with how open you are to the outside world, has to do with secularism and faith, has to do with the role of women and family.
they went up from last time in a tough economy. and young people are very much, again, culturally, you know, drive this and what kind of country we are and what media responds to, the young people. and then you have to add, you know, postgraduates are, again, one in five. and, again, particularly women. the most well educated women who were reacting to a whole range of issues that played out in this election, that group is growing as well as a portion of the electorate heavily for obama. so all...